
The National Association of Seadogs said it paid school fees for 100 indigent pupils and launched an essay competition for secondary school students in the Federal Capital Territory to mark the 2026 International Literacy Day. According to a statement jointly signed by Emeka Macfoy, Capoon of Sahara Deck, Abuja, and Paul Ejiofor, the initiative formed part of the group’s Literacy Day activities.
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